Deadly Fantasy – Book Cover
Andrew Wolfenson’s new book is out, and I got to do the cover!
Brumbalow and the Porta-John Logo
Wayne Brumbalow is a hard-working guy who is constantly expanding his business. He recently contacted me to create a logo for the Porta-John offshoot of his regular septic service. Wayne had sent me some cartoons for inspiration, so I combined … Continue reading
Best T-Shirt – advertising design
I like taking a photograph and making a magazine cover from it. Any caption you would normally put on the photo becomes the title, list of articles, and byline. I’m gonna have to try this again.
Save the Grackle – advertising design
After Wild Ben Hanlon returned from a trip to Austin one day, he swore he had seen boat-tailed grackles picking up french fries in parking lots and dangling them out of their beaks like cigarettes. They are such a … Continue reading
Peter Pan
For this poster, I looked at acrobats, like the flying circus acts, to see how the body arches and pulls its way through the air. The spiky hair was my nod to the bad boy, Peter Pan, and the color … Continue reading
A Piece of Her Mind
It helps that I have worked with Amy Abbott for years, and we understand each other easily, without needing a lot of explanations. Amy asked me to make the cover for her latest book, a gathering of short stories written … Continue reading
Naked Yoga
Linda Seccaspina is a prolific writer. I am thinking this is the 4th book cover I have made for her, but it is hard to keep up. She likes bright colors, and is a little wacky (if you couldn’t tell). … Continue reading
Bloggin’ Baseball
Andrew Wolfenson’s second book, Bloggin’ Baseball, showcases his understanding of the sport of baseball, the business and politics of it, and the love of the game by a true fan. To create the book cover, I used a combination of … Continue reading
In His Own Defense
Andrew Wolfenson’s first book, “In His Own Defense” is an international action mystery. The lawyer who tangles with a Brazilian femme fatale and follows her to Rio to clear his name is nothing like the law-abiding family-loving lawyer who wrote … Continue reading
Menopausal Woman of the Corn
Linda Seccaspina’s first book, “Menopausal Woman from the Corn” is funny, sad, and quirky — all delivered in short bursts of energetic muse. I do not color my hair, nor will I ever choose to do so, and I know … Continue reading
Cowensville High School Misremembered
Linda Seccaspina’s third book was a collaboration with her fellow bloggers, gathered over time, edited and published, with proceeds going toward the anti-bullying campaign in the high school where all these memories started. I was given a few photos, the … Continue reading